hyperlink

/ˈhaɪpəlɪŋk/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈhaɪpərlɪŋk/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈhī-pər-ˌliŋk/ (ame, mw)

hyperlink — 名詞

  • hyperlinksingular
  • hyperlinksplural

1. a piece of text or an image on a screen that you can click to jump straight to a

1.名詞B1
釋義

超連結

點擊後可跳到其他網頁的連結

a piece of text or an image on a screen that you can click to jump straight to another web page, a file, or a different part of what you are currently reading

例句

Yael added a hyperlink to the meeting notes at the end of her email.

Yael 在電子郵件末端加入了通往會議筆記的超連結。

common verb collocation: add a hyperlink

Every blue hyperlink on the article takes the reader to a different research paper.

文章上每個藍色超連結都會帶讀者前往不同的研究論文。

visual cue collocation: blue hyperlink

同義詞
  • link

    the everyday short form; far more common in speech and casual writing

  • web link

    emphasises that the destination is on the internet, as opposed to a local file

  • URL link

    stresses that the link carries a full web address; common in tutorials

用法筆記

Often shortened to 'link' in everyday speech; the full 'hyperlink' is more common in technical writing, training material, and formal instructions.

常見錯誤

Please press the hyperlink to open the file.
Please click the hyperlink to open the file.
💡In English you 'click' (not 'press') a hyperlink on a computer screen.
Send me the hyperlink address of your shop.
Send me the link to your shop.
💡Native speakers usually say 'link' in informal messages; 'hyperlink address' sounds awkward.